The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-04-30
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MATlNEEs at both theatres to-day.
OSE marriage license Was issued by Re.
corder Hook yesterday.
"sHADows Of tho Grost City" at the
| Opera House this afternoon and evening.
AT the Grand this afternoon and even.
ing-laat performance Of "The Boy
Tramp"
THERE was received at the German
Bank yesterday a new and very elaborate.
ly constructed safe.
GRAND CONCERT by the Opera House
Orchestra Monday night, May 2, Orleans
Saloon, Schmidt Bros.
NJ. GUrMAN & Co. have q Japanese puz.
zle in their store which staggers the best
OF gueasers. Don't fail to call and see the
m!atery.
L.. The uausl summer schedule will 20
into effect on the Elm Grove road Mon.
day under it trains will leave from both
terminals every hour.
A VERY desirable lot Of ground in tbs
McMschen addition to Benwood is to be
sold on the ground st 10 o'clock this
morning, under a decree OF the Court.
WHEELING PARK will be regularly
opened Tor the season tomorrow. In the
afternoon the Opera House Orchestra will
give g grand sacred concert in the main
pavilion. (
Mrs. ANNIE 3. ROBINSON qualified yes.
tsrday before Recorder Hook as ~exBCutrjx
OF the will OF the late Alexander G. Rob-
inson, giving q bond in tho sum Of $l2, 600;
no security was required by the terms OF
the will.
DURING tho past two days one OF those
strange and fearful travelling German
bands has been about the streets of the
city filing the air with strains OF alleged
music. The membera are uniformed in
green clothes with red trimmings.
r. G. HONS, OF East Wheeling, desires
the statement published that be is not
the r. J.. Hobbs living on the Island,
concerning whom an extended publica.
ton was made yesterday. Both were
formerly letter carriers, aud R. G. form
erly lived on the leland.
THE only transfer Of real estate admitted
to record i'll Recorder Hooks Office yes
terdAy, Was a deed made Apr! II, 1857,
by Clark EaNas and wife, William A..
Wilson and vile, and James Fl. Hanes
and wife, 10 William A. Wilson, j. CON
sideration Of 1880, Of the north ,.hali
Of lot No. los, situated on the eide OF
Market street. -6
EARLY yesterday morning d.. IL, Tucker,
an East Wheeling resident was arrested
on q charge Of keeping a house of i'll fame.
In Police Court she wss fined $40 and
costa and a man found in her house was
fined SIS and costs. A man said to be a
stronger in tho city, blecked Blanche
Golden'a eyes tho night before and was
very properly arrested for it. He was
fined $40 and ceets.
TnE "Mayaower Social" gave tia first
ball at Westwood's hall, Eighth ward, last
night. Mayors orchestra furnished the
music, to which tho large number present
danced. until o late hour. Those compos-
ing the Social are Louis Miller, John Fow-
ley, Frank Taylor, Charles RICHTER, Ed
Bashar, Henry Templeton, James Fitz.
gerald, George KRAFT and Aaa Morris.
THE alarm OF fire sounded from box %,
at the corner Of Market and Fourteenth
streets at 4:35 o'clock yesterday afternoon,
was occasioned by a burning chimney,
which caused the roomB over John Vel.
TVS barber shop, at No. l,4l3 Market
street, occupied by Mrs. Reitz, Ito become
filled with smoke. No damage was done.
Tbs Department made exceptionally fast
time.
SEVERAL well known society gentlemen
are arranging Tor a pleasant excursion to
s.eubenyille on the large and elegant
Cincinnati passenger packet Louis A.
Shirley. The event ia booked to take
place Friday night, May 20. Kramer's
band and orchestra has been engaged for
the occasion, and every effort will be put
forth to make tho trip as enjoyable as
possible. Charlie Reeves. the steamers
chief clerk, Is a Wheeling boy and he will
put forth special exer,ions to have every.
thing about the steamer nicely arranged.
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